Sound insulation assembly, and air conditioner having same

ABSTRACT

A sound insulation assembly, and an air conditioner having same, to solve the problem of poor sound insulation. The sound insulation assembly of the air conditioner includes a housing and a cover; an accommodation space to accommodate a compressor assembly is formed in the housing; the top of the housing is covered with the cover; a sound insulation chamber is defined by the cover and the accommodation space; the compressor assembly is arranged in the sound insulation chamber; the sound insulation assembly further includes a first sealing component; the first sealing component is arranged on contact areas of the housing and the cover for sealing. The compressor assembly is arranged so that noise generated by operating of the compressor assembly can be better insulated in the sound insulation chamber.

FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of airconditioning, and specifically provides a sound insulation assembly andan air conditioner with the sound insulation assembly.

BACKGROUND

With the improvement of people's living standards, air conditioners arebeing more and more widely used. However, a compressor assembly of theair conditioner will produce loud noise during operation, resulting inpoor user experience. In the current noise reduction method, a noisereduction felt is generally used to wrap the surroundings and a topcover of the compressor assembly. However, the sound leakage isrelatively serious and the noise reduction effect is poor. The Chinesepatent publication No. CN110748981A discloses a sound insulationassembly. As shown in FIG. 1 , the sound insulation assembly 10 isinstalled on a base 30 and encases an outer surface of a compressorassembly 20; the compressor assembly 20 includes a compressor 21, aliquid reservoir 22 and a four-way valve 23; the four-way valve 23 isarranged above the compressor 21, and is connected with the compressor21 and the liquid reservoir 22 respectively through a first exhaust pipe24 and a second exhaust pipe 25. The sound insulation assembly 10includes a foaming material layer 100, a sound insulation layer 200 anda sound insulation top cover 300. The sound insulation layer 200 and thefoaming material layer 100 enclose a sound insulation cavity. Aplurality of sound absorption holes 110 are provided in the foamingmaterial layer 100. The compressor 21 and the liquid reservoir 22 arelocated in the sound insulation cavity. In addition, the soundinsulation top cover 300 is provided with a first installation hole anda second installation hole which penetrate through the sound insulationtop cover 300 and which are respectively matched with the first exhaustpipe 24 and the second exhaust pipe 25. A first installation slot isprovided between the first installation hole and an outer edge of thesound insulation top cover 300, and a second installation slot isprovided between the second installation hole and the outer edge of thesound insulation top cover 300, so that the sound insulation top cover300 is installed above the sound insulation cavity and that the soundinsulation cavity can be closed for sound insulation.

However, during the operation of the compressor assembly, it is stillpossible for the noise generated by the compressor assembly to leak tothe outside of the sound insulation assembly from a slit between theabove sound insulation cavity and the sound insulation top cover, thefirst installation slot, the second installation slot and other gaps,resulting in poor sound insulation effect of the sound insulationassembly.

Accordingly, there is a need for a new technical solution in the art tosolve the above problem.

SUMMARY

In order to solve the above problem in the prior art, that is, to solvethe problem of poor sound insulation effect of the existing soundinsulation assemblies, in an aspect, the present disclosure provides asound insulation assembly, which includes a housing and a cover; thehousing is formed with an accommodation space capable of accommodating acompressor assembly, and the cover covers a top of the housing; thecover and the accommodation space enclose a sound insulation cavity, andthe compressor assembly is arranged in the sound insulation cavity; thesound insulation assembly further includes a first sealing member, whichis at least arranged in a contact area between the housing and the coverto block a gap of the contact area, so that the housing and the coverare sealedly connected.

In a preferred technical solution of the above sound insulationassembly, the first sealing member is arranged in the contact areabetween the housing and the cover in a bonding manner

In a preferred technical solution of the above sound insulationassembly, the first sealing member includes a substrate, one side of thesubstrate is provided with an adhesive layer, and the substrate can atleast cover the contact area; in an assembled state, the first sealingmember is arranged in the contact area in a removable manner through theadhesive layer, so that the housing and the cover are sealedlyconnected.

In a preferred technical solution of the above sound insulationassembly, the first sealing member includes a first part and a secondpart that are matched and connected; the first part is arrangedcircumferentially at each of the positions of the housing and the coverthat correspond to the contact area, and the second part can at leastcover the contact area; in an assembled state, the housing is sealedlyconnected with the cover through the matching of the second part and thefirst part.

In a preferred technical solution of the above sound insulationassembly, the sound insulation assembly further includes a secondsealing member, and at least one installation hole is arranged on thecover; an installation slot is provided between the installation holeand an outer edge of the cover, and a pipeline of the compressorassembly can penetrate into the installation hole via the installationslot; in which the second sealing member is arranged at the installationslot to block the installation slot.

In a preferred technical solution of the above sound insulationassembly, the sound insulation assembly further includes a third sealingmember, which is arranged at the installation hole to block a gapbetween the installation hole and the pipeline.

In a preferred technical solution of the above sound insulationassembly, in a case where the installation hole is provided in plural, aplurality of installation slots are correspondingly provided between theplurality of installation holes and the outer edge of the cover, and atleast some of the installation slots extend in opposite directions onthe cover.

In a preferred technical solution of the above sound insulationassembly, the housing and/or the cover includes a sound insulation layerand a silencing layer, and the silencing layer is attached to an innerwall of the sound insulation layer.

In a preferred technical solution of the above sound insulationassembly, the sound insulation layer is made of polyvinyl chloride orrubber; and/or the silencing layer is made of polyester fiber materialsor acrylonitrile materials.

It can be understood by those skilled in the art that in the newtechnical solution, the sound insulation assembly includes a housing anda cover, the housing is formed with an accommodation space capable ofaccommodating the compressor assembly, and the cover covers a top of thehousing, so that the cover and the accommodation space in the housingcan enclose a sound insulation cavity, and the compressor assembly isarranged in the sound insulation cavity, thus enabling the noisegenerated during the operation of compressor assembly to be insulated inthe sound insulation cavity. The sound insulation assembly of thepresent disclosure further includes a first sealing member, which is atleast arranged in the contact area between the housing and the cover.The gap of the contact area can be blocked by the first sealing member,so that the housing and the cover can be sealedly connected, andtherefore the noise generated during the operation of the compressorassembly can be better insulated in the sound insulation cavity.

Further, in a preferred technical solution of the present disclosure,the first sealing member is arranged in the contact area between thehousing and the cover in a bonding manner, so that after the housing andthe cover are assembled, the first sealing member can be arranged in thecontact area between the housing and the cover very conveniently.Preferably, the first sealing member includes a substrate and anadhesive layer provided on one side of the substrate. The substrate canat least cover the contact area between the housing and the cover, sothat in the assembled state, the first sealing member is stuck to thecontact area through the adhesive layer, and the housing and the covercan be sealedly connected.

Further, in another preferred technical solution of the presentdisclosure, the first sealing member includes a first part and a secondpart that are matched and connected; the first part is arrangedcircumferentially at each of the positions of the housing and the coverthat correspond to the contact area, and the second part can at leastcover the contact area; in the assembled state, the second part ismatched and connected with the first part arranged on the housing andthe cover respectively so that the housing and the cover can be sealedlyconnected.

Further, the sound insulation assembly further includes a second sealingmember, and at least one installation hole is arranged on the cover tofacilitate an air inflow pipe and an air outflow pipe of the compressorassembly to pass through; an installation slot is provided between theinstallation hole and the outer edge of the cover to facilitate theinstallation of the cover on top of the housing after the housing issleeved over an outer side of the compressor assembly. The secondsealing member is arranged at the installation slot, so that theinstallation slot can be blocked by the second sealing member, andtherefore the noise generated during the operation of the compressorassembly can be better insulated in the sound insulation cavity.

Further, the sound insulation assembly also includes a third sealingmember, which is arranged at the installation hole; in the assembledstate, the third sealing member is arranged at the gaps between the airinflow pipe and the air outflow pipe of the compressor assembly and theinstallation hole, so that the noise can be better insulated in thesound insulation cavity.

Further, in a case where the installation hole is provided in plural,the installation slot is also correspondingly provided in plural; atleast some of the installation slots extend in opposite directions onthe cover, so that the installation slots can be scattered on the cover.In this way, when installing the cover, the cover will not be deformedor even damaged due to the overly concentration of the installationslots.

Further, the housing and/or the cover include a sound insulation layerand a silencing layer which is attached to the inner wall of the soundinsulation layer. In this way, the sound insulation cavity is composedof the silencing layer and the sound insulation layer from inside tooutside, and the noise generated during the operation of the compressorassembly in the sound insulation cavity is first absorbed by thesilencing layer, and then blocked by the sound insulation layer, so thata better noise insulation effect can be realized. Preferably, the soundinsulation layer is made of polyester fiber materials or acrylonitrilematerials, and the silencing layer is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC)or rubber.

In another aspect, the present disclosure also provides an airconditioner, which is configured with the sound insulation assemblydescribed in any of the above solutions.

It should be noted that the air conditioner has all the technicaleffects of the sound insulation assembly described above, and a repeateddescription is omitted herein.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The sound insulation assembly of the present disclosure will bedescribed below with reference to the accompanying drawings and incombination with an air conditioner. In the drawings:

FIG. 1 is a partial schematic view of an outdoor unit of an airconditioner in the prior art;

FIG. 2 is a first schematic structural view of a sound insulationassembly of an air conditioner according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 3 is a second schematic structural view of the sound insulationassembly of the air conditioner according to the embodiment of thepresent disclosure, in which a first installation slot and a secondinstallation slot are shown; and

FIG. 4 is a third schematic structural view of the sound insulationassembly of the air conditioner according to the embodiment of thepresent disclosure, in which a schematic sectional view of the soundinsulation assembly is shown.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Preferred embodiments of the present disclosure will be described belowwith reference to the drawings. It should be understood by those skilledin the art that these embodiments are only used to explain the technicalprinciples of the present disclosure, and are not intended to limit thescope of protection of the present disclosure.

It should be noted that in the description of the present disclosure,directional or positional relationships indicated by terms such as“central”, “upper”, “lower”, “left”, “right”, “vertical”, “horizontal”,“inner” and “outer” are based on the directional or positionalrelationships shown in the drawings. They are merely used for theconvenience of description, and do not indicate or imply that the deviceor element involved must have a specific orientation, or be configuredor operated in a specific orientation, and therefore they should not beconstrued as limiting the present disclosure. In addition, terms “first”and “second” are used for descriptive purpose only, and should not beconstrued as indicating or implying relative importance.

Reference is made to FIG. 1 , which is a partial schematic view of anoutdoor unit of an air conditioner in the prior art. As shown in FIG. 1, the air conditioner includes an outdoor unit of the air conditionerand an indoor unit of the air conditioner. The outdoor unit of the airconditioner includes a base 30 and a compressor assembly 20 arranged onthe base 30. The compressor assembly 20 compresses and drives arefrigerant to circulate between the indoor unit and the outdoor unit,so as to achieve the purpose of adjusting air quality of an indoorspace. In order to reduce the noise generated during the operation ofthe compressor assembly 20, a sound insulation assembly 10 is usuallyarranged outside the compressor assembly 20. The sound insulationassembly 10 includes a sound insulation cavity enclosed by a soundinsulation layer 200 and a foaming material layer 100, and a soundinsulation top cover 300 arranged above the sound insulation cavity. Thesound insulation top cover 300 is provided with a first installationhole and a second installation hole therethrough, which are respectivelymatched with a first exhaust pipe 24 and a second exhaust pipe 25. Afirst installation slot is arranged between the first installation holeand an outer edge of the sound insulation top cover 300, and a secondinstallation slot is arranged between the second installation hole andthe outer edge of the sound insulation top cover 300, so as to insulatethe noise generated during the operation of the compressor assembly 20in the sound insulation assembly 10. However, as described in the“BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION”, even if the sound insulation assembly 10shown in FIG. 1 is arranged outside the compressor assembly 20, thenoise can still leak to the outside of the sound insulation assembly 10from a slit between the sound insulation cavity and the sound insulationtop cover 300, the first installation slot, the second installationslot, a gap between the first installation hole and the first exhaustpipe 24, a gap between the second installation hole and the secondexhaust pipe 25, etc., which leads to poor sound insulation effect ofthe sound insulation assembly 10.

Reference is made to FIGS. 2 to 4 , in which FIG. 2 is a first schematicstructural view of a sound insulation assembly of an air conditioneraccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure, FIG. 3 is a secondschematic structural view of the sound insulation assembly of the airconditioner according to the embodiment of the present disclosure, andFIG. 4 is a third schematic structural view of the sound insulationassembly of the air conditioner according to the embodiment of thepresent disclosure. In order to further reduce the noise generatedduring the operation of the compressor assembly, as shown in FIGS. 2 to4 , the sound insulation assembly 4 of the present disclosure includes ahousing 42, a cover 41 and a first sealing member 43. The housing 42 isroughly of a cylindrical structure with a large cross section at one endand a small cross section at the other end. The cylindrical structurehas an accommodation space that can just accommodate the compressorassembly. The cover 41 is arranged at a top of the housing 42, that is,the cover 41 covers the accommodation space from above. In this way, asound insulation cavity can be formed. In a case where the soundinsulation assembly 4 is sleeved in the compressor assembly, thecompressor assembly is located in the sound insulation cavity. In thisway, the noise generated during the operation of the compressor assemblycan be insulated in the sound insulation cavity, thus effectivelyreducing the noise generated during the operation of the outdoor unit ofthe air conditioner. Further, a first sealing member 43 is provided in acontact area between the housing 42 and the cover 41. The first sealingmember 43 can block a gap at the contact area, which is located abovethe housing 42 and below the cover 41, so that the housing 42 and thecover 41 can be sealedly connected, and therefore the noise generatedduring the operation of the compressor assembly can be better insulatedin the sound insulation cavity.

In this embodiment, the first sealing member can be arranged in thecontact area between the housing and the cover in a variety of ways. Forexample, the first sealing member is arranged in the contact area in acircumferential direction of the housing and the cover, and an annularhoop is provided on an outer side of the first sealing member, so thatthe first sealing member is arranged in the contact area by fasteningthe hoop. For another example, inner walls of the housing and the coverare provided with iron sheets at positions corresponding to the contactarea, and the first sealing member is correspondingly provided with amagnet, so that the first sealing member can be arranged in the contactarea by means of magnetic adsorption. For further another example, thefirst sealing member is arranged in the contact area in a bondingmanner, etc. Those skilled in the art can flexibly choose the way ofarranging the first sealing member in the contact area according tospecific application scenes, so as to adapt to more specificapplications. In the following, possible implementations of the presentdisclosure will be described in connection with the drawings in anexample in which the first sealing member is arranged in the contactarea in a bonding manner

In one possible embodiment, the first sealing member includes asubstrate and an adhesive layer, and the adhesive layer is arranged onthe substrate. Specifically, the substrate is of a sheet structure,having a length which is substantially the same as a circumferentiallength of the cover, and a width that can cover the contact area betweenthe housing and the cover. The adhesive layer is arranged on the sheetstructure by coating, that is, the adhesive layer is arranged on thesheet structure in an irremovable manner For example, the first sealingmember is a sealing tape, or a sealing cotton, a sound insulationcotton, a felt and the like with a glue layer. In an assembled state,the first sealing member can be stuck to the contact area between thehousing and the cover through the adhesive layer, thus blocking the gapof the contact area, so that the housing and the cover can be sealedlyconnected. When the housing and the cover need to be separated, thefirst sealing member can be peeled off. Obviously, the adhesive layercan also be arranged on the substrate in other ways. For example, it canbe attached to the substrate in a removable way. Those skilled in theart can flexibly choose the way of arranging the adhesive layer on thesubstrate according to specific application scenes.

In another possible embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 2 to 4 , the firstsealing member 43 includes a first part 431 and a second part 432, andthe first part 431 is matched and connected with the second part 432.For example, the first sealing member 43 is a Velcro, and the first part431 and the second part 432 can be regarded as a hair surface and athorn surface of the Velcro, etc. The cover 41 includes a body and aflange 411. The body is substantially of a horizontally arrangedstructure with a large end and another small end, which is adapted tothe cylindrical structure. The flange 411 extends downward along thecircumference of the body. The first part 431 is arranged in an upperarea of the housing 42 and on the flange 411 respectively. When thecover 41 is assembled with respect to the housing 42, the second part432 is matched with the first part 431, and the second part 432 cancover an intersection position between the top of the housing 42 and theflange 411, so that the first sealing member 43 can seal the gap of thecontact area, thus realizing the sealed connection between the housing42 and the cover 41.

It can be understood that the first part and the second part can also bematched and connected in other ways. For example, the first part and thesecond part are both provided with an adhesive layer, and the first partand the second part are connected with each other through the adhesivelayers. Those skilled in the art can flexibly choose the specific formof matching and connecting the first part with the second part accordingto specific application scenes, so as to adapt to more specificapplications.

With continued reference to FIGS. 2 to 4 , in a possible embodiment, anupper surface of the cover 41 is provided with at least one installationhole, which is matched with a pipeline of the compressor assembly. Aninstallation slot is provided between the installation hole and an outeredge of the cover, and the pipeline passes into the installation holevia the installation slot and is positioned by the installation hole, sothat the cover can be conveniently installed above the housing. A secondsealing member is arranged at the installation slot, and theinstallation slot can be blocked by the second sealing member, so thatthe noise generated during the operation of the compressor assembly canbe better insulated in the sound insulation cavity.

It should be noted that the models of compressor assemblies configuredfor different models of air conditioners are also different, and thenumber of installation holes required to be provided on the cover isalso different for different models of compressor assemblies. In thefollowing, possible embodiments of the present disclosure will bedescribed with reference to the drawings in an example in which twoinstallation holes are provided on the cover.

As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4 and in accordance with the orientation shown inFIG. 2 , the cover 41 is provided with a first installation hole 412 onthe left side and a second installation hole 413 on the right side. Afirst installation slot 414 is provided between the first installationhole 412 and an upper edge of the cover 41, and a second installationslot 415 is provided between the second installation hole 413 and alower edge of the cover 41. The pipeline of the compressor assemblyincludes a first exhaust pipe and a second exhaust pipe, so that wheninstalling the cover 41 above the housing 42, firstly, the first exhaustpipe can pass through the first installation slot 414 and can bepositioned by the first installation hole 412, and then the secondexhaust pipe can pass through the second installation slot 415 and canbe positioned by the second installation hole 413. It can be seen thatthe first installation slot 414 and the second installation slot 415 arerespectively arranged at the upper and lower edges of the cover 41, thatis, the two installation slots extend in opposite directions, so thatwhen installing the cover 41, the cover 41 will not be deformed or evendamaged due to overly concentration of stress caused by the arrangementof the first installation slot 414 and the second installation slot 415on the same side of the cover 41.

It should be noted that the first sealing member 43 and the secondsealing member 44 may be the same or different. For example, the firstsealing member 43 is of a sheet structure provided with an adhesivelayer, and the second sealing member 44 is a Velcro composed of a hairsurface and a thorn surface. For another example, the first sealingmember 43 and the second sealing member 44 are both Velcros composed ofa hair surface and a thorn surface, etc. Those skilled in the art canflexibly choose the specific arrangement of the first sealing member 43and the second sealing member 44 according to the specific applicationscenes, as long as the slit of the contact area can be blocked by thefirst sealing member 43, and the first installation slot 414 and thesecond installation slot 415 can be blocked by the second sealingmembers 44. In the following, possible implementations of the presentdisclosure will be described with reference to the drawings in anexample in which the second sealing member 44 is a Velcro.

Taking the first installation slot 414 as an example, the second sealingmember 44 includes a third part 441 and a fourth part 442 that arematched and connected. The third part 441 is arranged at positions ofthe cover 41 that correspond to the left and right sides of the firstinstallation slot 414, respectively. After the cover 41 is installed atthe top of the housing 42, the fourth part 442 is matched with the thirdpart 441 on the left and right sides of the first installation slot 414,respectively. In this way, the second sealing member 44 is arrangedabove the first installation slot 414, so that the part of the firstinstallation slot 414 on the upper surface of the cover 41 can beblocked, and therefore the noise can be better insulated in the soundinsulation cavity. Obviously, a length of the second sealing member 44can also cover the entire first installation slot 414. Obviously, it ispossible that the third part 441 is a hair surface, and the fourth part442 is a thorn surface, or that the third part 441 is the thorn surface,and the fourth part 442 is the hair surface.

It can be understood that the second sealing member 44 can also bearranged in the first installation slot 414 and/or the secondinstallation slot 415. For example, the second sealing member 44 is asilencing cotton, and the silencing cotton of an appropriate size isinserted in the first installation slot 414 and/or the secondinstallation slot 415, etc. Those skilled in the art can flexibly choosethe arrangement of the second sealing member in the installation slotaccording to the specific application scenes, so as to adapt to morespecific applications.

It should be noted that after the first exhaust pipe is positioned inthe first installation hole 412 and the second exhaust pipe ispositioned in the second installation hole 413, there will also be slitsexisting between the first exhaust pipe and the first installation hole412, as well as between the second exhaust pipe and the secondinstallation hole 413. Obviously, third sealing members can also bearranged at these slits to block the slits, so as to obtain a soundinsulation cavity with better sealing performance, which is capable ofbetter insulating the noise in the sound insulation cavity. For example,the third sealing members may be silencing cottons or silencing feltsstuck onto inner walls of the first installation hole 412 and the secondinstallation hole 413. In the assembled state, the first exhaust pipeand the second exhaust pipe respectively compress the correspondingsilencing cottons or silencing felts to achieve sealing and soundinsulation. Of course, those skilled in the art can flexibly choose thespecific arrangement of the third sealing members according to thespecific application scenes, as long as the slits between the firstexhaust pipe and the first installation hole 412 as well as between thesecond exhaust pipe and the second installation hole 413 can be blocked.

In a possible embodiment, the housing 42 and the cover 41 both include asound insulation layer and a silencing layer. The sound insulation layersurrounds and adheres to an outer wall of the silencing layer. In thisway, the noise generated during the operation of the compressor assemblyin the sound insulation cavity is first absorbed by the silencing layer,and then blocked by the sound insulation layer, so that the noise isminimized and thus a better noise reduction effect is realized. Inaddition, the slit in the contact area between the housing 42 and thecover 41 and the gaps at the first installation slot 414 and the secondinstallation slot 415 are blocked through the arrangement of the firstsealing member 43, the second sealing member 44 and the third sealingmembers, so that the noise can be better insulated in the soundinsulation cavity.

It can be understood that it is also possible that only the housingincludes the sound insulation layer and the silencing layer, or only thecover includes the sound insulation layer and the silencing layer. Thoseskilled in the art can flexibly choose the arrangement of the housingand the cover according to the specific application scenes, so as toadapt to more specific applications.

In a possible embodiment, the silencing layer is made of porousmaterials such as silencing cotton, fiber, acrylonitrile, etc. The noisecollides and rubs in the porous structure, so that the noise isweakened. The sound insulation layer is made of high-density materialsthat are difficult for the noise to penetrate, such as polyvinylchloride (PVC) or rubber. Such a sound insulation layer can not onlyblock transmission of the noise from the sound insulation cavity to theoutside, but also can support the silencing layer. Specifically, thesilencing layer can be attached to the inner wall of the soundinsulation layer, and the silencing layer is supported by the soundinsulation layer, so that the silencing layer and the sound insulationlayer can form a stable integrated structure, and that the housing andthe cover can be prepared. During installation, the housing can bedirectly sleeved over the outside of the compressor assembly, and thenthe cover can be placed on top of the compressor assembly, which makesthe installation convenient.

To sum up, in the preferred technical solutions of the presentdisclosure, by arranging the compressor assembly in the sound insulationcavity formed by the housing and the cover, and blocking the gaps atdifferent positions on the housing and the cover through a plurality ofsealing members, the noise generated during the operation of thecompressor assembly can be better insulated in the sound insulationcavity, thus further improving the sound insulation effect of the soundinsulation assembly.

Hitherto, the technical solutions of the present disclosure have beendescribed in conjunction with the preferred embodiments shown in theaccompanying drawings, but it is easily understood by those skilled inthe art that the scope of protection of the present disclosure isobviously not limited to these specific embodiments. Without departingfrom the principles of the present disclosure, those skilled in the artcan make equivalent changes or replacements to relevant technicalfeatures, and all the technical solutions after these changes orreplacements will fall within the scope of protection of the presentdisclosure.

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 11. A sound insulation assembly, comprising: a housingand a cover, the housing is formed with an accommodation space capableof accommodating a compressor assembly, and the cover covers a top ofthe housing; the cover and the accommodation space enclose a soundinsulation cavity, and the compressor assembly is arranged in the soundinsulation cavity; and a first sealing member, at least arranged in acontact area between the housing and the cover to block a gap of thecontact area, so that the housing and the cover are sealedly connected.12. The sound insulation assembly according to claim 11, wherein thefirst sealing member is arranged in the contact area between the housingand the cover in a bonding manner
 13. The sound insulation assemblyaccording to claim 12, wherein the first sealing member comprises asubstrate, one side of the substrate is provided with an adhesive layer,and the substrate can at least cover the contact area; and in anassembled state, the first sealing member is arranged in the contactarea in a removable manner through the adhesive layer, so that thehousing and the cover are sealedly connected.
 14. The sound insulationassembly according to claim 12, wherein the first sealing membercomprises a first part and a second part that are matched and connected,the first part is arranged circumferentially at each of the positions ofthe housing and the cover that correspond to the contact area, and thesecond part can at least cover the contact area; and in an assembledstate, the housing is sealedly connected with the cover through thematching of the second part and the first part.
 15. The sound insulationassembly according to claim 11, further comprising a second sealingmember, wherein at least one installation hole is arranged on the cover,an installation slot is provided between the installation hole and anouter edge of the cover, and a pipeline of the compressor assembly canpenetrate into the installation hole via the installation slot; and thesecond sealing member is arranged at the installation slot to block theinstallation slot.
 16. The sound insulation assembly according to claim15, further comprising a third sealing member, wherein the third sealingmember is arranged at the installation hole to block a gap between theinstallation hole and the pipeline.
 17. The sound insulation assemblyaccording to claim 15, wherein in a case where the installation hole isprovided in plural, a plurality of installation slots is correspondinglyprovided between the plurality of installation holes and the outer edgeof the cover; and at least some of the installation slots extend inopposite directions on the cover.
 18. The sound insulation assemblyaccording to claim 11, wherein the housing and/or the cover comprises asound insulation layer and a silencing layer, and the silencing layer isattached to an inner wall of the sound insulation layer.
 19. The soundinsulation assembly according to claim 18, wherein the sound insulationlayer is made of polyvinyl chloride or rubber; and/or the silencinglayer is made of polyester fiber materials or acrylonitrile materials.20. An air conditioner, wherein the air conditioner is configured withthe sound insulation assembly according to claim 11.